A -Spin Anomaly in Charm CP Violation
arXiv:2207.08539 · doi:10.1007/JHEP03(2023)205
Abstract
Recent LHCb data shows that the direct CP asymmetries of the decay modes and have the same sign, violating an improved -spin limit sum rule in an unexpected way at . From the new data, we determine for the first time the imaginary part of the CKM-subleading, -spin breaking correction to the -spin limit amplitude. The imaginary part of the amplitude is determined by . The corresponding strong phases are yet unknown and could be extracted in the future from time-dependent measurements. Assuming strong phases due to non-perturbative rescattering, we find the ratio of -spin breaking to -spin limit contributions to the CKM-subleading amplitudes to be . This highly exceeds the Standard Model (SM) expectation of -spin breaking, with a significance of . If this puzzle is confirmed with more data in the future, in the SM it would imply the breakdown of the -spin expansion in CKM-subleading amplitudes of charm decays. The other solution are new physics models that generate an additional operator, leaving the -spin power expansion intact. Examples for the latter option are an extended scalar sector or flavorful models.
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